Do the secretions that are discharged from a girl when her close friend approaches her, or when she thinks about looking at lewd pictures, necessitate Istinja’ (washing of private parts) and Wudu’ (ablution)? Are they Mathi (pre-seminal fluid)? Does thinking with lust or without lust necessitate Ghusl (ritual bath)? Is what happens contrary to Sharia? And what should she do?
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Thinking about stimulants does not necessitate ghusl unless it is accompanied by the emission of semen with desire. A Muslim should utilize the blessing of thought in what benefits him in matters of his religion and worldly life, as excessive thinking about forbidden things leads to falling into them, and whatever leads to the forbidden is forbidden.
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